The Toronto Blue Jays missed out on Kyle Tucker, but there are still outfielders available for them to target.

The Cubs parted with Isaac Paredes, Hayden Wesneski and heralded prospect Cam Smith in order to land Tucker, who was entering the final season of team control. It was viewed as a steep price considering questions as to whether or not the Cubs would make an effort to either sign Tucker to a contract extension or keep him in free agency.

Tucker got paid, but he didn't get as many years in his deal as many predicted he'd receive at the start of the offseason.

Despite losing Bo Bichette and Kyle Tucker this offseason, Ross Atkins and the Toronto Blue Jays are still active in the free-agent market. Their next major target could be Cody Bellinger, and landing him would also mean beating the New York Yankees.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/mets/onsi as Steve Cohen's Failed Kyle Tucker Recruiting Tactic Revealed. It's no secret that before Kyle Tucker signed a four-year, $240 million deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers last week, the New York Mets were one of the finalists to sign him.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have already enjoyed one of baseball’s most impactful offseasons. Despite signing closer Edwin Diaz and outfielder Kyle Tucker, they might still make another move that could further their status as MLB’s most prolific team.